David Peterson
This is the fist time I have heard Rasmus Lerdorf speak and it was entertaining to say the least. Refreshing would another way to describe it, I enjoy hearing real opinions and not holding back... Read More
Well, I had intended to title this “On my way to…” but my travel has taken longer and my net access has been shorter than I had anticipated. Anyway, I find myself now in the lovely... Read More
I have previously blogged about the new Yahoo! search platform called SearchMonkey. It is a major step in the right direction. It brings a whole heap of control back into the developers lap by... Read More
Gosh. It just can’t get any easier than this. Automatically and (pretty) intelligently tagging your content is a very powerful thing. Especially if those tags are structured tags and not just... Read More
I recently became aware of a new initiative in the data portability arena – Open Data Definition (ODD). I applaud any effort to increase data portability between social networks and your data.... Read More
Just arrived half way through the workshop… long day so far. Left from Sydney last night and haven’t slept yet, I hope I don’t nod off during the sessions. Right now I listening to... Read More
Fascinating news coming from Microsoft Research. They are showcasing for the first time their “research-output” repository platform at the upcoming Open Repositories 2008 conference. Here... Read More
It has been almost a week since I have started using Twine. I still feel compelled to explore and find out new things, much more so than on any other social networking site I have used. The good... Read More
G’day all you loyal readers! I have 15 invites to Twine for anyone who can provide me with their URI. You don’t have one? Well, a little hint, read this post by Tim Berners-Lee and then... Read More
Yahoo! is soon to launch their next generation Web search system dubbed SearchMonkey. This means that content developers have a powerful new tool in their arsenal. Something that was nearly... Read More
With Twine, what you see on screen tells only half the story. Pull back the curtain and it reveals a whole new side just itching to play with the other kids on the block. When I log on and view my... Read More
With the recent announcement from Yahoo and subsequent flurry of posts that followed, something became clear to me. Yahoo! didn’t accept Microsoft’s offer because it had an ace card up... Read More
Okay, the Data Web (from the man himself – Tim Berners-Lee) is coming. Linked data will rule the day and if you don’t act quick your website will be left behind. Or more likely your site... Read More
I have been using Twine now for about a day and I am already in love with one feature (among many I am just starting to appreciate). Email posting. Email posting to your private account or a twine... Read More
